Inspiring Hindi Movie Hemalkasa at Hiltingbury

(Update: Event at the Hilt – Meet the Real Heroes: Doctor Prakash Amte and Doctor Manda Amte on Sunday 13th September 2015)

An inspiring Hindi film Hemalkasa by Samruddhi Porey will be shown at Hiltingbury Community Centre (The Hilt) on the 19th of July (Saturday) at 7.30pm.

It will be the film Hemalkasa’s Hampshire Premiere and the producer will also present for Q & A with the audience.

This biographical film was written, directed and produced by National Award winner Samruddhi Porey follows the selfless journey of Dr. Prakash ‘Baba’ Amte and his wife Dr. Mandakini Amte.

The film Hemalkasa's Hampshire premiere will be at The Hilt on 19th July with the producer in attendance. — The film Hemalkasa’s Hampshire premiere will be at The Hilt on 19th July with the producer in attendance.

The Film Hemalkasa on 19th July at 7.30pm at The Hilt

Hemalkasa: India Welfare Forum presents Hampshire Premiere

Hemalkasa Hindi Movie with English subtitles (117 minutes)

Starting Nana Patekar, Sonali Kulkarni and Mohan Agashe

Date: 19th July at 7.30pm (Doors open at 7pm)

Movie will be followed by Q&A with the producer and director Adv. Samruddhi Porey.

Venue: The Hilt, Hiltingbury Recreation Ground,
Hiltingbury Road, Chandler’s Ford Hampshire SO53 5NP
Tel: 023 8027 1609
Map: The Hilt (Hiltingbury Community Centre)

Tickets: Adult: £10; Children 7-12: £5; Children under 5: Free.

Tickets available from:

Roger Clark 023 8025 3600

Ashok Rokade 07932 048 890

Poja Patwardban 07704 336 583

Shyam Karode 07551 962 960

Please book early as it is expected to be a sellout.

Proceeds go to Hemalkasa Hospital For Tribals.

Website: Hemalkasa – The Movie
Facebook page: Hemalkasa

Synopsis

Hemalkasa is the true story of Dr. Prakash Baba Amte and his wife Dr. Mandakini Amte, who dedicated their lives to a project for the development of tribal people of Maharashtra, India, in the toughest of conditions with little or no support from the establishment.

Prakash became restless seeing that, on one hand people had reached the moon while here still people were living as animals. Prakash went there just to treat them but became a part of them.

Dr. Mandakini and Prakash loved each other from collage days. Leaving her luxurious life behind, she decided to accompany Prakash without any condition.

This is where the real story begins in the dense forest of Hemalkasa. They struggle with tribals, struggle with wild animal, struggle with Naxalites and corrupt government officials. But today after 45 years of struggle, Hemalkasa has become an example to the world.